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Community safety: Civilian complaints
Consistent with California Penal Code 832.5, all UC Police Departments have procedures that allow civilians to lodge complaints against officers and to post information on their websites on how to submit a complaint or a commendation. UC Police Departments are required to report data to UCOP on resolved complaints, including information about the civilian, the interaction, allegation, and the results of these complaints.
Community safety: Stops
California’s Racial and Identity Profiling Act (RIPA) requires that California law enforcement agencies collect information from officers about the "perceived race or ethnicity" of the people they detain. The data in this dashboard are aligned with UC Police Departments report to the California Department of Justice in compliance with RIPA.
Community safety: Crimes
UC Police Departments report monthly crimes data from their jurisdictions to the U.S. Department of Justice. UC Police Departments also contribute information to help UC comply with community crime and safety reporting requirements of the Clery Act. The data reported in this dashboard do not serve as the UC campus’ official Clery reporting, but provide aggregated information regarding crimes reported and investigated at the UC campuses and medical centers.
Community safety: UCPD budget and workforce
Each UC police department's budget and workforce reflect its organizational model, along with ongoing transformation as needs for services change and officer assignments shift.
UC STEM degree pipeline
UC continues to be a leading producer of degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) within California.
Staff workforce profile
A picture of the University of California staff workforce.
UC degrees awarded data tables
Degrees awarded by level, discipline, gender and ethnicity, with source school type for undergraduates.
California high school graduation projections and A-G completion
What does a changing California mean for higher education?
UC undergraduate student research, internships, and service learning
UC provides a rich environment for student research, internships, and service learning opportunities. Undergraduate students are engaged in these activities.
Graduate admissions
Graduate student academic applications, admits, and new enrolls by degree program type, citizenship, gender, ethnicity, and discipline.